Private trash pickup for rural homes with no town collection
If your township doesn't collect trash — and most around Coudersport, PA don't — you hire a licensed private hauler, and that's exactly what Greene Disposal does. We run weekly curbside garbage routes to rural homes across Coudersport Borough, the Township, Pine Hollow, and Route 9, coming right up long lanes and driveways when the truck fits. Plans start at $32 a month, or book a single pickup for $25 with no contract.
What's included
- Licensed, insured PA hauler — no burn barrels, no dump runs
- Curbside or up-the-drive pickup whenever the truck fits your lane
- Weekly routes to Coudersport Borough, Township, Pine Hollow & Route 9
- Same plan pricing as town — no rural or long-lane surcharge
- Text reminder the evening before, bins set back where we found them
- From $32/mo, or a single one-time pickup for $25 — no contract
Who picks up the trash if my township doesn't?
Across most of Potter County's dark-sky country there is no municipal trash collection, so there's no town truck coming and no bill on your tax statement for it. Instead, every household is responsible for arranging its own licensed private hauler — that's how rural Pennsylvania works, and skipping it means burn barrels, illegal dumping, or a long haul to a transfer station yourself. Greene Disposal fills that gap: a family-run, locally owned hauler that puts your address on a real weekly route. Enter your street when you book and we'll confirm your route day before you pay a cent.
We come up the lane, so you're not dragging bins to the road
A quarter-mile driveway is normal out here, and hauling a full bin to the road in January snow isn't. On our Route 6 Ridge Run — Fridays, 8–11 a.m. for Pine Hollow and Route 9 — we drive up your lane and collect at the house whenever the truck safely fits, then set the bins back where we found them. If the drive is too tight or too soft to turn around, we'll agree on a simple spot near the road together. Either way, you don't have to be home; bins out by pickup time is all it takes.
Weekly routes to every corner of Coudersport
Three fixed routes cover the area: the Mill Creek Loop runs the Borough grid every Tuesday, 7–11 a.m.; the Kettle Creek Route covers the Township and the lake roads every Friday, 12–4 p.m.; and the Route 6 Ridge Run handles the rural Pine Hollow and Route 9 lanes Fridays, 8–11 a.m. We text the evening before, and if weather closes a road your pickup rolls to the next morning automatically. Rural addresses pay the same plan pricing as the Borough — there's no back-road surcharge.
Why using a licensed hauler matters
A licensed, insured hauler keeps your waste out of the ground and out of a burn barrel, which protects your well water, your neighbors, and the night skies this area is known for. It also means your trash is manifested and disposed of legally, so you're never on the hook for a dumping violation. Bagged household garbage, kitchen waste, broken-down boxes, and up to four yard-waste bags go in the truck; we can't take hazardous chemicals, paint, tires, appliances, electronics, or construction debris — email us and we'll quote a special haul.
Frequently asked questions
My township has no trash service — is that normal?
It's the norm across the Coudersport area. Most townships here don't run municipal collection, so each home arranges its own licensed private hauler. Booking with us takes about two minutes and puts your address on a real weekly route.
Do you pick up at the end of a long driveway?
Yes — on our rural Route 6 Ridge Run we come up the lane and collect at the house whenever the truck safely fits. If the drive is too tight or too soft to turn around, we'll agree on a spot near the road with you. No dragging bins a quarter mile in the snow.
What day does the rural route run?
Pine Hollow and Route 9 are on the Route 6 Ridge Run every Friday, 8–11 a.m. The Township's Kettle Creek Route also runs Fridays, 12–4 p.m., and the Borough's Mill Creek Loop runs Tuesdays, 7–11 a.m. We text you the evening before.
Do I have to be home for a rural pickup?
Never. Have your bins out by your route's pickup window and we handle the rest, setting them back where we found them. Most stops take under two minutes.
Does it cost more because I'm out on a back road?
No. Rural and long-lane addresses pay the same plan pricing as homes in the Borough — from $32/month on the annual plan, or $25 for a one-time pickup. There's no fuel surcharge or back-road fee.
How do I start service at a rural address?
Enter your street when you book online and we'll confirm which route serves you and your pickup day before you pay. Pick a plan or a single pickup, and you're on the schedule — no phone tag required.
Get your back road on a real route
Enter your address to see your route day and price. Long lanes welcome — book a plan from $32/month or a one-time pickup for $25, all online.
Call (814) 363-1705 or email hello@greenedisposal.com.
Serving Coudersport Borough, Township, Pine Hollow & Route 9.